Andy Biggs: “No. Let's pick up with Mayor Adams of New York. Here is a guy who presides over a sanctuary city--that is awesome, that…”

“No. Let's pick up with Mayor Adams of New York. Here is a guy who presides over a sanctuary city--that is awesome, that is awesome--but he doesn't want to experience what is a daily occurrence along the border, for those who live in a border community. They got some rain and wind in New York. It was blowing down the tents that the illegal aliens were dwelling in in New York at a park, so he decides this is what we are going to do: We are going to clear out a school. We are going to tell those 4,000 kids with no notice to the parents really, no notice to the teachers, no notice to the district. Boom, all these families, all these individuals--they are not all just families; you have got men of military age--2,000 of them plus--they are going to dwell in the school that your kid was getting ready to go to. He is like: What could go wrong? Why is everybody so upset? He says about that, the illegal aliens: I didn't see illegal migrants. I saw children. I saw children, and this community will always stand with children. What about the 4,000 kids at the school? What about those families? I didn't see children. I mean, he didn't say that, but that is really what he is implying: You are only a child of value if you are in the country illegally. You are not a child of value if you are going to a New York public school. That is the very attitude of this administration. Mr. Perry was down in Eagle Pass, and I was down in Eagle Pass with Representative Good.…”